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Sounds right yes Just be sure to add fuses for the battery supply to the headlamps via the relays. You could use relay with built in fuses too.

Hope you're having a good one Luke

This sort of stuff should work well and is reasonably cheap. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VELCRO-Brand-ONE-WRAP-10mm-Cable-Tie-Black-Double-Sided-Hook-Loop-Strapping/162724311801?hash=item25e31ff2f9:m:mO8df7cE0SFqPlV4omal0Yg:rk:4:pf:0

IIRC these UJ's have a 5/16" bolt as standard and are therefore only normal HT grade (8.8 equivalent). I think therefore these can be swapped out for an 8mm in 12.9 Hardness.

From the Standard Lucas wiring colours for comparison, Green would be ignition switch live (which you could check and confirm) and Yellow/Green is alternator rectifier.

I looked too but didn't see any. Might be worth calling Luke so see what he says. Mine are 4 point but they also did the additional crotch attachment too. Good price as well.

Hi Martin, I got my Racelidz harnesses from Luke @Plays-Kool they have pull down shoulder straps and pull forward lap straps and are all 3".

Another small update: Some parts back from powder coating. My DIY alternator mount, DIY belt tensioner mount, DIY intake hose support bracket and my DIY oil catch tank brackets. My lasercut alternator bracket in Stainless (had to hand file smooth as Stainless at 10mm leaves a slightly rough surface) Oil catch tank brackets. Hand cut with a hacksaw, filed, drilled and powder coated. The cable tie base allows me to secure the can more to prevent any vibration. Alternator, tensioner and belt finally fitted. Apologies to all the purists who'll be upset at the extra weight added by the mounts

Plenty of Wooden steering wheel at Europa https://www.europaspares.com/interior-parts/steering-wheels/mountney-steering-wheels.html https://www.europaspares.com/interior-parts/steering-wheels/motolita-steering-wheels.html

As Tony says. Here's mine:

My sensors were 1/8" NPT. But you'd really need to be sure of the thread as a 1/8" BSPT is very close but might not seal properly.

Looks just like the ones I bought off EBay. Mine work fine. If I remember correctly there's often two of these type, a 0-100 and a 0-150. As the Dash is configurable this isn't a problem. You just need to know the values for the range for inputting into the Dash.

There are previous threads on this with lots of info, see here. Hope that helps.

Happy Birthday Andy Have a good one

Here's another link for the switch. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Ford-Coolant-Temperature-Sensor-Escort-Mondeo-Fiesta-Galaxy-6810428/202413057798?hash=item2f20c22706:g:c10AAOSwejdbatYd